Arno Garrels wrote:
Maybe an overload that takes the code page suits better, since AnswerString is
virtual?
> Paul wrote:
>
>> It's mostly ascii characters, but sometimes, the string contains a
>> few unicode characters which can have different code pages for each
>> character. Since the Clien
Paul wrote:
> It's mostly ascii characters, but sometimes, the string contains a few
> unicode characters which can have different code pages for each
> character. Since the ClientCnx.AnswerString is an AnsiString anyway,
> I think the only choise is to convert them to UTF8.
That's correct, howe
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> Unicode is IMHO valid, it depends on the content-type charset.
> Should be "utf-16" for UnicodecodeString.
> But in the wild I never saw a utf-16 header so far,
Paul wrote:
> Are unicode characters in the body part not conform the RFC then ?
Unicode is IMHO valid, it depends on the content-type charset.
Should be "utf-16" for UnicodecodeString.
But in the wild I never saw a utf-16 header so far, probably since it's
a wast of bandwith sending double byte c
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>> From: "Paul"
>> To: "TWsocket"
>> Sent: Friday, January 09, 2009 3:26 PM
>> Subject: [twsocket] ClientCnx.AnswerString
>>
>>
>>> Is this still an AnsiString (httpCli) ?
>>> I'm converting a
ing).
Most likely an additional code page parameter won't hurt.
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> Paul
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>
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> From: "Paul"
> To: "TWsocket"
> Sent: Friday, January
Forgot to add : it's sent in the body part of ClientCnx.AnswerString on the
server
Paul
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From: "Paul"
To: "TWsocket"
Sent: Friday, January 09, 2009 3:26 PM
Subject: [twsocket] ClientCnx.AnswerString
> Is this still an AnsiString (h
Is this still an AnsiString (httpCli) ?
I'm converting a few applications to D2009, but it seems I still have to use
an AnsiString on the client side to read it the reply from the server.
The server is compiled with D2009.
regards,
Paul
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